Remember how teachers always complained how underpaid they were?

[Serious]

They enable others to get millions so fukk you p*ssy

not millionaires but properly compensated in the close to 6 figure range, so that the profession attracts high quality individuals.


In some of the more highly educated countries, teachers have a prestige like doctors, engineers etc, so a masters degree is required just to teach 5th graders...

 

[#SOG_soldier]

being a teacher is the WOAT job.

 

[Originalgangsta317]

not millionaires but properly compensated in the close to 6 figure range, so that the profession attracts high quality individuals.


In some of the more highly educated countries, teachers have a prestige like doctors, engineers etc, so a masters degree is required just to teach 5th graders...

Yea they deserve far more than they get now at least 100k+

 

[Remote]

U sound like a teacher, how's the experience so far?

I'm not a teacher.
I have friends who are teachers.
And you don't have to be a teacher to know what they go through.

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Try being a sub for a few years

 

[FaTaL]

I'm not a teacher.
I have friends who are teachers.
And you don't have to be a teacher to know what they go through.

I know in Cali teachers don't get paid sh!t and that's not right

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

Teachers are the some of the best people in society the fuq is this thread?

Who taught you how to read this thread?

Next to your parents, a teacher is your life mentor, a good teacher has the power to inspire a child to become an astronaut ,

Thank you Ms Brown, you believed in me before I believed in myself

My HS math teacher almost made me not graduate but I made it anyways. fukk teachers

 

[Serious]

LAUSD educators typically earned $75,504 last year

like 95% of the people making 70k or more, have been there for like 15+ years, I don't see a problem with that.

LAUSD_Salaries_2014 Search and Report

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

They don't work 6 hours a day , most don't make 80k, and every year the kids get worse.

Rae just let them have this one. Not even worth it.

 

[Raava]

Rae just let them have this one. Not even worth it.

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

Children are easy to control because their minds are still developing, adults are far more difficult in conditioning than children. This is a FACT.

My five children are far easier to control compared to me trying to control five adults.

Shut the fukk up breh, talking about kids are easy to control.. My middle school in Harlem was chaotic with teachers trying to teach and kids throwing desks across the classroom
"Kids are easy to control"

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

First off

1. 
   $44,515
   
   Average Salary for All K-12 Teachers
   Job National Salary Data
   High School Teacher 4325 salaries $46,953
   Special Education Teacher, Preschool, Kindergarten, or Elementary School 1222 salaries $44,515
   Middle School Teacher 1196 salaries $43,848
   Special Education Teacher, Secondary School 629 salaries $48,385

And that's the national avg. so they are doing fine

Second. Most are in unions and can't be fired. So all this, b-b-but you have to educate and control them.........

No you don't. You don't even have to pass them and you'll still keep your job.

There could be fights daily, you keep your job

You can have your shining star as a teachers assistant and have them grade the papers. Or maybe you teaching a class/grade that doesn't require much effort. Teaching 4th grade English is harder than AP chemistry



And add the fact that for 2-3 months. 4 if we count winter and spring breaks. Plus holidays and weekends. They barely work most of the year.

Add in those 3-4 months and add it to salary and they'd be up on the 60-70s on average

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

shyt, an easy way to tell teachers ain't making all that. Look at the parking lot. Some of the older teachers are pushing nice whips. Any teacher that's been there 10 years or under usually pushing beat the fukk up shyt.

 

[Azul]

Teachers definitely get the privilege of having those summers off and still get paid. My mother retired at 100k as a Spec. Ed teacher in Nyc. She had to get 2 masters to reach that level but she barely made it to, she was extremely burnt out.

Yeah they get alot of time off in the year but she brought alot of work home. Not just papers I'm talking. She worked in South Bronx aND extremely poor children who come from drug addict backgrounds and having to deal with the problems they faced at home. She wasn't just a teacher to those children, damm near a mother to them. She Def went above and beyond to supporting these under privileged children for 25+ years. Most jobs you can at least go home and turn off that filter. Being a teacher you take every bit of it back home to you, it's tough to just ignore that lil quadasha is probably being molested by a crackhead uncle and can barely read and write at 13 years old.

I see the arguments on both sides but all in all, some teachers don't get the respect they deserve as a pillar of our society.

You're wrong about one thing. You do not "still get paid" in the summer. Your 9-10 month paycheck is stretched.

 

[Azul]

First off

1. 
   $44,515
   
   Average Salary for All K-12 Teachers
   Job National Salary Data
   High School Teacher 4325 salaries $46,953
   Special Education Teacher, Preschool, Kindergarten, or Elementary School 1222 salaries $44,515
   Middle School Teacher 1196 salaries $43,848
   Special Education Teacher, Secondary School 629 salaries $48,385

And that's the national avg. so they are doing fine

Second. Most are in unions and can't be fired. So all this, b-b-but you have to educate and control them.........

No you don't. You don't even have to pass them and you'll still keep your job.

There could be fights daily, you keep your job

You can have your shining star as a teachers assistant and have them grade the papers. Or maybe you teaching a class/grade that doesn't require much effort. Teaching 4th grade English is harder than AP chemistry



And add the fact that for 2-3 months. 4 if we count winter and spring breaks. Plus holidays and weekends. They barely work most of the year.

Add in those 3-4 months and add it to salary and they'd be up on the 60-70s on average